The Alabama sheriff’s department removed a Facebook post showing a Christmas tree adorned with “gangsters” after allegedly receiving deadly threats as well as criticism from local civil rights activists. The Mobile County …
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Trump’s administrative officials passed away when Pfizer offered to sell additional doses of Covid-19 vaccine to the U.S. government in late summer, people in the case say. Maybe Pfizer can only give …
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WASHINGTON – Congress would like to discuss another week of government funding legislation and the corona virus exemption bill, according to lawmakers and negotiating assistants. The House will continue to vote on …
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“He committed these violations after receiving training on the hatching law, and for most violations, while knowing that the OSC was investigating the same illegal political activity,” the report said. The Special …
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Georgian Senate candidate Jon Ossoff on Monday campaigned for former Democratic presidential candidate Julian Castro and gave another name to a long list of bold-faced politicians who have been shocked by both …
Read More »The Baker administration has extended the free COVID-19 test program in Massachusetts WCVB Boston Massachusetts hospitals will reduce the number of elective procedures, officials say WCVB Boston “This is incomprehensible”: Ashish Jha …
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U.S. President Donald Trump will make a statement at a ceremony about Presidential Freedom Medal to wrestler Dan Gable at the Oval Office of the White House in Washington on December 7, …
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Senator Joe Manchin, DW.Va. opposed Dr. Vivek Murthy’s previous appointment to the role of cabinet as President-elect Joe Biden touched him in his administration on Monday. Murthy was nominated and confirmed for …
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Washington – The deadline for passing legislation to finance the government is approaching soon, so the House will vote on a timetable on Wednesday to prevent a partial shutdown of the government. …
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Foreign governments enjoy immunity in U.S. courts, with a few exceptions. December 7, 2020, 8:44 PM • 6 minutes reading Share on FacebookShare on TwitterEmail this article The U.S. Supreme Court on …
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